Chop Chop Noodle Bar

I have tried this place twice and I don’t understand the good reviews. The food is terrible. Gloopy & flavorless — Not for me.
It is super cheap and you probably couldn’t go too wrong with a friend rice but I would avoid this place!
Staff were friendly, can’t fault them.

Gosh I love this place! It’s probably not gourmet Chinese, but the location, price, convenience, array of menu items make it ideal for me. My favourite is the deep fried chicken with noodle soup, but I have had several different dishes. Service is quick, but I’ve never felt hurried by staff.
Did I mention price? Oh, yeah I did! Well I mentioned it again.

never been dissapointed with chop chop. efficient staff,
your seated, you fill in the card of what you want, they read it back to you to confirm your order… then your food arrives reasonably quick, big portions, not the best tasting food but you get what you pay for… £4.40 for a huge plate of chicken chow mein. you dont leave feeling hungry.

Cheap, quick, extra comforting comfort Chinese and Pan Asian next to Fulham station.
It’s exactly what one expects. No pretenses, no promises of great service, just good enough to come out feeling good. If anything, you’ll be surprised paying what you do for the quality and the quantity of food served. Budget £5 for a main course and you might just walk home with spare change!
The place is always packed and for good reason — the food is never bad. I’ve even got personalized service and alterations done (although I am not the fussy sorts usually) on a couple of occasions. Overall, friendly and willing staff. Four stars easy!

This is an excellent place for everyday dining. The steamed dumplings are yummy as well as the seaweed and other starters. I order the carrot juice– which isn’t that common. All the menu items are good and excellent value for money– generous portions but healthily cooked so one doesn’t feel bloated later on.
I particularly love the various soup noodles. I add in chili sauce and soy sauce and am in seventh heaven.
The young waiters are really nice and the service is fast and first rate. Service charge is not included and though on a budget I leave a 20% tip because I feel I’ve been very well treated though, because of the low prices, I’m not spending much. I tend to eat there at least once a week alone, but it’s when you have friends that you really enjoy the place– sharing starters and trying each other’s main courses.
The quick service at lunch time is a big bonus for office workers. Can’t fault the food, the service, the value for money, or the location on any point. I give it 5 stars.

This is a fuss-​free, eat and ciao restaurant. Nothing special, food is alright. The stir fry noodles are greasy. Decoration wise it’s simple and bright. The staff are not very friendly. Price wise it is very cheap — between 3 – 5 quid for fried noodles, that’s good enough to fill ones stomach.

Cheap and cheerful thai with large portions. I love the ordering system where you tick what you want on a paper ticket and the waiter comes to collect it. Each dish is then delivered when it’s ready.
The ambience is non-​exisitent but fantastic for a group lunch (especially after a boozy night!)
Give it a go — for the price you wont be disappointed.

This was a go-​to place for a quick, cheap, but still delicious Asian meal in London. I used to come to Fulham Broadway quite a bit and this was definitely one of the usual stops. I usually got the same thing (sweet and sour chicken) but there is so much on the menu that there will be something for everyone.
Service is quick and friendly with nothing pretentious about it. You get a lot of food for the price and everything tastes good.

My biggest concern before I moved to London? Not being able to find delicious, authentic, and affordable Asian food, like I was used to on the West Coast. But here we go: Just stroll through the city and keep your eyes open. Located right next to Fulham Broadway tube station, this little restaurant has a small store front but isn’t really hard to find thanks to the large Noodles & Rice sign.
Chop Chop has an extensive menu with fried rice dishes, noodle soups, and starters. So far, I’ve tried the Chicken Curry Rice (£3.90, average in taste), Sweet And Sour Soup (£1.80, good), and a bowl of Singapore Laksa (£3.80, excellent). That’s thin noodles with shrimp, sliced potatoes and tofu in a delicious yellow curry sauce.
That made me forget about the fact that the place calls itself «Chinese» which might be a bit misleading as there’s much more Asia on the menu. However, if you’re up for a quick, inexpensive, and filling meal for under £5, make it Chop-​Chop!

Chop Chop Noodle Bar is a chain of restaurants spread across London oriental dishes at a very reasonable price in giant portions, decent quality, and served very quickly. Because the restaurant relies on a quick turnover of patrons if you come around meal times you know its going to be very busy as just even one or two diners taking their time to eat and leave can impact heavily on the queue. Having said that I’ve never felt the pressure to finish my meal quickly and depart.
Service is generally very friendly and efficient without being intrusive. Menu is large and varied with main focus on noodle/​rice with meat combo type dishes though there is also a selection of starter/​finger food type dishes.
Good option for a quick filling meal.

The food here is great, the noodles are very good and the portions generous. Prices are also very reasonable. Good place to go for some nice oriental food, I’d recommend it.